A company has just purchased AOS-CX switches. The company has a free and open-source AAA solution. The company wants to implement access control on the Ethernet ports of the AOS-CX switches.
Which security features can the company implement given the equipment that they are using?
To implement access control on the Ethernet ports of the AOS-CX switches using a free and open-source AAA solution, the company can use local user roles. Local user roles allow the definition of roles directly on the switch, and these roles can be assigned by any RADIUS server, not just Aruba's ClearPass. This makes it suitable for use with third-party AAA solutions.
I think the answer is C because use 3rd party AAA server. DUR is use for CLeapass
I think C aswell
The correct Answer is C
D is for ClearPass only indeed, I think its C also
DUR only for cppm
All the other options are ClearPass features
Only local user roles for 3rd party AAA solution. Answer C is correct
Page 756 Study Guide: Local User Role (LUR): You define user roles locally on the switch. First some device connects and authenticates. Then the RADIUS server tells the switch which of its LUR’s to apply by sending a User- Role name VSA. You can use ClearPass or a a third- party AAA server with LUR [Aruba Networks]